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Toon
20th October 2005, 12:14
What exactly is included in "abbreviated balance sheet and notes"? I understand a balance sheet basically tells you what you're company is worth.Does this mean all I need is Current Assets, Equity (incoming and outgoing) and then the total? What is included in the "notes" part?
Joyous
21st October 2005, 16:42
Hi Toon
Have a look here:
http://www.vtsoftware.co.uk/final_accounts/samples.htm
Click the one on the top right hand side for small company abbreviated accounts.
Regards
Joy
Toon
21st October 2005, 16:46
Champion, just what I needed. Thank you.
Anonymous
4th December 2005, 13:09
further to the e-mail earlier. For a small company that simply needs to provide abbreviated accounts to Companies House, is there a mandatory requirement for an accountant to help prepare this?
My business is small enough for me to have held all its transactions in a set of spreadsheets and I believe I have the skills to bring together a simple set of my own accounts.
Can I simply do these myself with no input from an accountant?
I was planning on using a format similar to that shown in the link included by Joy above.
thanks
Alpha
4th December 2005, 14:55
There are no mandatory requirements for an accountant to prepare any accounts for submission.
Simply put a company with a turnover above £5.6M requires an audit of the accounts that are prepared.